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EA has announced Need for Speed Nitro on Facebook earlier today, marking the company's second major franchise to hit the social networking service (after Spore Islands) and the first to launch since the company acquired Playfish, though this is not developed by the recently-purchased company. Need for Speed on Facebook was developed by Vancouver-based developer, Ayogo.
The following attorneys with Bass, Berry & Sims have been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers 2009: John A. Good, John C. Speer, Richard R. Spore III, John A. Stemmler and Shepherd D. Tate. T. Gaillard Uhlhorn V has been listed as a Mid-South Super Lawyers "Rising Star."Michael I. Less, partner in Less Getz and Lipman, has been selected for inclusion in the Best Lawyers in America and as a ...
EA’s studio Maxis on Thursday announced the release of Spore Islands, a new Facebook game based on the Spore franchise originally created by Will Wright, of Sim City and The Sims fame. The free 2D game puts player on their own island, where they can create and evolve their own creatures, as well as invite Facebook friends to live on their island.
Spore Islands (Web) We put the Facebook version through its evolutionary paces.
Electronic Arts has brought its very popular Spore franchise to Facebook, with the launch of a new game called Spore Islands . The game, while thematically similar to the well known PC game that was released last year, has gameplay that's entirely different. Rather than roaming around a 3D world, Spore for Facebook is more of a stategy game: you tweak your creature and then watch how it fares ...
Continuing its efforts to adapt to the changing face of the online game world and recast itself as a thoroughly modern games publisher with initiatives in the mobile, web, and social network gaming domains, Electronic Arts today announced its first major Facebook title. Spore Islands invites Facebook users to create a creature and compete against their online friends in a "survival of the ...
EMERYVILLE, Calif.----Maxis™, an Electronic Arts Inc. studio, today announced they have taken their renowned integration of social connectivity to the next level with a fun and original game application built on Facebook® Platform, Spore™ Islands.
Spore Islands (Web) Electronic Arts brining first established franchise to social network.
Spore Islands (Web) The essential info on EA's first venture into social networking games.
[In this in-depth design analysis, first published in the August 2009 issue of Game Developer magazine, Electronic Arts designer Soren Johnson (Spore, Civilization IV) looks at the myriad factors in the decision to make a game turn-based versus real-time.] One of the most important choices a designer makes at the start of a project is deciding whether to make a turn-based game or a real-time one ...
Bringing together a very popular game franchise with a very popular social network platform is pretty much a win-win: EA on Thursday announced a Facebook version of Spore, called Spore Island.